Naples Central High School - Neapolitan Yearbook (Naples, NY)

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Seated: Joanne Mansfield, Stanford Rathbup, Eleanor Newman, Sail Koby, Marvin Konz, Elaine Joseph. 2nd row: Florence Slade, Alice Kern, Thelma Ball, Rosalie Cornish, Janet Fisher, Barbara Stemple, Mr. Mande1. 3rd row: Marian North, Eetty Hall, Doris Lent, Deleris Tiborio, Laura Fleishman, Donald Gelder, Charles Bush, Milton Hoag, Franklin Parshall, Claire Drake, Barton Seager, Harry Fenton. On August 27, 1946 we, a group of eager, innocent freshmen, entered high school. Our first weeks were spent waiting for our initiation and then it cane. After being tortured by the sonho- rores v e settled down to business. The first project we undertook was a Sadie Hawkins Dance which proved to be a success arid it gave us fifty-five dollars in our treasury. Then with many plans, conferences arid suggestions we had a Christmas party during which we went caroling, returning to Sally ivOby’s house for refreshments and to exchange gifts. After Christmas we sponsored a Pie Plant Pete and Ear-hful Harmonica Joe Amateur Show which was a great success. Our latest project was Jayastii, the Magician, to be followed by our class assembly, A Finger in Art , to be presented in March. 20

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Sophomores Seated: Martha Schenk, Jean Heusner Paul Schultz, Joanne Cornish, Franklin Reddout, Patricia Wohlschlegel. 2nd row: Ruth Rohlin, Eetty Lyon, Madeline Moore, Lois Paul, Jane Peacock, Miss Haresign. 3rd row: Roy Rohlin, John Broun, Charles Rathbun , Charles Ponko, Thor as Wheat, Claire Wallace. 4th row: Clayton Proper, George Wiley, Sherley Woodard, Charles Rex, Charles Swingle. Here we are-the class of 49. Only two more years until the time when we will become seniors! We have been a busy class, to be sure. Our very first undertaking was sponsoring the movie, First Yank Into Tokyo . We were hampered by bad weather but nevertheless, went out selling tickets. This brought rewards In money and the satisfaction of having something in the treasury on which to build. With this start we further enriched ourselves by naving a meat loaf supper. The committees working together taught us the valuable lesson of co-operation. We were well pleased with our gains from this. As usual, each class has charge of an assembly program. When our turn came, we decided on two skits. We had stage fright together, but it was great fun. The year culminated with a trip to Roseland. A bus was rented, chaperones obtained and we were off to another good time together, the last of the year. Our sophomore year began and of course we felt a little more important. Our first duty was the freshman initiation. We worried them for a while and then the big day came. The whole class enjoyed making the freshmen miserable and at the same time we made some more money. At Christmas we decided to have a dance with the Melody Nine supplying the music. With a vacation to look forward to, we were all in the mood to dance. Every- one enjoyed the decorating and the results. Again came the time for our class to have charge of an assembly. This time it was a skit, A Day in A Doll Shop. Some fine talent was unearthed with this play. Miss Haresign worked hard with us to make it a success. Our last undertaking was a spaghetti supper. It was a busy week with selling tickets and making decorations. We were pleased with the co-operation shown by the whole class. Now we are planning more activities in order to obtain the money for our goal, the trip to New York City after graduation. 19

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8th Seated: Barbara Shutz, Melvin Synder, Mary Harper, Robert Porter, Patricia Rex, William Dorrm, Barbara Wohlschlerel, Ronald Johnson, Joan Randall. 2nd row: Bruce 1’ansfield, James Putnam, Gertrude Eelcher, Carol Eckert, Jane Cornish, Louise Donley Marilyn Dinzler, Donald Cole, Mr. Miller. 3rd row: Gayle Cornish, Evelyn Lafler, Robert Brooks, Dorothy Millard, Donald Recurer. Seated: R. Bills, P. Comstock, R. Peacock, P. Adams, R. Hawkins, R. Konz, E. Drake, M. Slover, S. Fleischman. 2nd row: B. Burke, W. Schlegel, B. Wright, 0. Griffin, A. Crooks, G. Drake, N. Seager, G. Klug, L. Schultz. 3rd row: Miss Sanders, B. Francis, D. Paul, B. Hughner, W. Har- grave, B. Schutz, B. Beam, J. Elwell, Miss Adams. Uth row: R. Riesenberger, R. Curtis, N. Morris, C. Brink, H. Schultz, 0. King, H. Kirkmire, J. Miller, E. Allen, R. Hanggi, F. Hall. 5th row: P. Fleischman, L. Bounds, V. Slover, B. Beckwith, V . Fleisch- man, R. Gardner, F. Spears, E. Fox, D. Millard, J. Tiberio, M. Wright. 21